Iris Luik Wins “Homne Eesti” February Essay Competition The “Homne Eesti” youth essay competition announced its February prize winner: Iris Luik, a student at Tartu University. The selection was made by the Estonian National Journalist publication, Eesti Homne, on March 16, 2026. Luik’s winning essay, titled “Time to End the Devaluation of Vocational Education,” impressed the judges. She will receive a prize of 250 euros in recognition of her work. The competition, held in february, attracted entries from young students across Estonia. Second place was awarded to Lotta Vaher, also a student at Tartu University, for her essay “I would like to live in Estonia where the elements of folk dress in the street are not a surprise.” Vaher’s submission highlighted concerns regarding cultural preservation. Third place went to Marek-Erich Grosberg, a student at Tartu Rakenduskolledge, who presented “We are growing a generation that does not believe that effort is worth it.” The “Homne Eesti” competition continues to support and recognize insightful writing among young Estonians. This year’s results demonstrate a range of perspectives on contemporary issues within the country. The competition is organized by Eesti Homne. Topics: #february #homne #eesti Post navigation During the night, fog occurs in Western and Northern Estonia, roads become slippery Tuesday, up to 11 degrees Celsius will be warm